Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05


 5 for eruption on his body, but did not tel
 hin to remove the stains with cyanld. of potassium Several witnesses whG
 were acquainted with Benhsyon's hand writing stated that the confession looked
 like the ivceased's writisg. The inquesi
 was adjourned till Tuesday evening, and
 in the meantime experts will make fur.
 ther examination of the writing and de
 teotives will search for other witnesses
 The report having come from Los An
 geles that D1mmig. made notorious ID
 connection with the BenhAyon case. was
 once connected with gang of robbers
 headed by one Tommy Downes, the
 prisoner was questioned concerning the
 matter to-day. Re appeared surprised that the information should have been published, but acknowledged that he had been employed st the Chandler oil | we'll, in which vicinity the gang was, snd he said that he knew Tommy Downes. He said, however, that Chand- Ter could show him that be was not one of the robbers: "I think he was in thls a man told me that Dovnes was in trouble-but I am not positive as to | where was at that hne. But Chandler II Los Angeles knew that was not mem- Der of the gang"
 NEw YORK, October 29-An evening paper prints 8 story in which it connects the departure of Jsy Gould tor Europe with the approaching execution of the Chicago anarchists. The story says that She anarchists leaders fixed upon Gould ss the man, who. by bold and hb- ersl use of bis enormous money power, could stay the hand of justice and pre- vent what they look upon ss the slsugh- ter st martyrs. Absurd as ths notion is, they have not hesitsted to set upon it boldly. At first Gould was approach ed ia . neutral rather than threatening manner. The reliance of the anarchist brotherhood upon his great power, and upon bis exercise of it in their behalf, was sst forth in mysterious oommunics- tions which he received sometimes by mail, and sometimes by the hands of messenGrs in the street. As time psss- ed on and the ease of the condemned seven became moro desperate, the an onymous nesssges became sharper Tn tone, and of . distinctly threatening character. After this change of attitude, the mails alone were used for their trans mission, none of the letters being delIv- ed to Mir. Gould in person. Lstterly the warnings have been of SO decided a character and so explicit in their terms that Gould, who IS not naturally a man of hmid disposition, became thoroughly frightened, and began someEhat nasty preparations for his long-contemplated trip so Europe. His departure to-day is believed so be chietiey due to the entire and natural willingness to pass the day of the anarchists. executions somewhere remote from reach of their inssne mis- doIngs. The nature of the communios- tiops received by Gould may be judged by letter received st the White House yesterday, addressed to President Cleve- land. ds,ed The Hague, Holland. Octo- Der 18th.
 To the President of the United States: The CouDoil-General of the Social Denssrstle Fsderals in Holland, feel ing indignant At the infamous judgment of the Illinois Supreme Court in the case sf the Chicago anarchists, holds that the thIovIns of 6 bomb in ths meeting held in May, 1886, was provok- cd by shs outrageous assault of the po- lice Hpon sAe peoples rsht or free speech. Fuyiherpsrs, as the throver of the bsmb is not known, charging seven anarchists with the guilt of this act is essentially arbitrary and the outgrovth of clsss hatred, Thayas~-c 1L1 o5-S.' n~I----o'S. nGhs sniiy, IIoeE'5 6nSi lust- ice, protests against the sentence ot death upon the Chicago anarchists, and despisina the ruling classes for making themselves party to this murder. shall hold the President of the Unised States personally responsible if the lives are taken.
 (Sixned) TIE CoUSOIL GENERAL,
 O. Croll, Secretary.
 The excitement connected with the snarehists' case seems to have dIed out for the time being, waiting conclusion of argument ID the Supreme Court. What little comment is heard to day IS all ID one direction and but emphasizes the general opinion passed yesterday, that the court will not grant stay ot pro ceedings. IL Is not known when the de- cision will be reached, but probabilities point to next Monday.
 NEW YORK, October 29-A meeting held under the auspices of the Knights of Labor took place tonight in Union Suuare to protest against the hanging | of the condemned anarchists,
 PARIS, October 29-American snsrch- ists have asked 6 number of members of the Cham Der sf Deputies to petition the governor of Illinois ID favor ot the Ohi- c.go anarchists The extreme left met to-day and resolved to send che follow l ing 10 the governor: "In the name of humanity and in she name of the con peeaicn between the two great Repuo- lics. the Paris deputies advocating the abolition of political deaths, ask for the live, of ,hs seven men condemned to death st Chicago.
 CrscrxxA11, O., October Sl-A great confiaeraiion is In progress this sfter- noon in the mills of e,Americsn Cotton Seed Oll Co. One mill is destroyed.
 ,OHroAeo. Got. 91.-A Fort Custer, | Mont. specisl says: Three companies Of the Fifth Infantry under Major Snyder eouipued for field work, have been or dered to the Grow sgency, and are form ing foY the march. There will be zen .ysl muster ss the post to-day, when the cavalry force will probably take the field and war begins, if war Il IS, ln earnest.
 JAcKsoyvILLE, Flo, October 3l.-
 Steamer Panama of Oompagnie, Trans
 Ailsntique Espsgnol, is ashore Oh S'
 Sebastian. All passengers have been
 saved
 Los ASoELRs, Oct. 31.-The Evenin9
 Express publishes statement to the effect that the missing millionaire N. c.
 Yocusn, of Pasadena, is the victim whose burned body was found in the ruins o
 the burned barn, and that Harlan and , smother sport, named Allen, committed 1. the murder. The trial of Tom. Gormley, charged with criminal assault. began this morn . Ing.
 DUBLIN, October 91.-The appeal O Y Wm. OBrisn against the sentence : three nonihs imprisonment imposed ol q h,n for the Mitohellssown riot was re I fused, snd the sentence of the lowe l. sourt affirmed On the announcement a of Ihe decision, tAe court room vas m :. nediatsly in an uprosr. People cln5 a tered around OBrien to prevent th .i officers from axresting him, aud 'ei i, Yible struggle took place, but the ol : 3cers finally succeeded in srrestlng nin n 10 IS stated that the people of MItcneii { a town arc feSrfully excited. and tVent thousand people are gathered aroun d ,he house. and riotinE is feared.